What Utility Systems Are Used in Expandable Living Units

By understanding how utility systems function in expandable living units, we can make our homes comfortable and efficient. Utility systems are crucial because they deliver the services we need for life to be decent. But we'll take a closer look at the various systems serving expandable living units by Yonggang:

We want three things to enjoy a cozy home: water, electricity, heating and cooling. 

These are necessary services for cooking food, bathing, keeping warm in the winter and cooling down in the summer. In adaptable living units these services (like in small plan houses) are usually space saving and efficient.

Modular living units find ingenious fixes to keep water and electricity flowing so people have what they need. 

We typically get our water from a little tank that can be refilled as needed. Electricity is typically provided by solar panels or a mini-generator to light the home and run appliances. These systems are designed to save energy and be environmentally friendly.

It can be challenging to heat and cool tiny residential spaces, but expandable living units have clever solutions to keep you comfortable all year long. 

Much of the units also feature mini-split heating and cooling that can be adjusted in each room. This allows people to dial in the temperature exactly as they prefer without wasting energy.

Greening the utility systems in expandable living units is a priority. 

Yonggang builds their units using energy-saving appliances to help people conserve and save money on bills. With environmentally friendly materials and practices, expandable living units can be a more sustainable option for the future.